I have a friend who rarely misses
his dinner with his family-not because he is not supposed to-but because he
doesn’t want to. He once advised me, “no matter what, come home for dinner
because by then you are actually wrapping up your whole day. You will feel good
for everything!”
I have a very good habit of
helping my sister to clean the Dishes after Dinner (cDaD).
During my ‘cDaD- see Dad’ time, I usually find myself in either of the two
situations. If I am seen talking to the person next to me then that is probably
the second situation I am in because most of the time I confirm myself to the
state of utter silence with ‘there is a long
to-do-list before bed’ syndrome.
Fortunately, today I was in the
second situation. I was talking to my mother while I was helping my sister in
Kitchen. We were sharing our updates on the DIG Koirala’s case; the most
fascinating of all became the empire of his husband-wife relationship with
nearly sixteen women (not sure if it is all true). The frame of ‘sixteen women
by a single cop’ motivated me to write something on the ‘Impunity and Rule of Law’ but then another topic bumped into the
original conversation.
